Also it doesn't strike me as an Invisible Palm trick that much. It reminds me of Eugene Burgers Cannibal Card instead. The only thing that makes it like an invisible palm is the Rub-a-dub vanish but thats about it.
Hi morpheis91,
Now that I think about it, it doesn't really look like an
invisible palm haha. It would probably better for me to
rename it vanishing aces or something :S
Daniel
I don't find that its that big of a deal that its the same move over and over, and there is progression in the spectators mind. From a spectators mindset: "Ok a card vanishes but i wasn't expecting it so he cheated, wait another one? Thats impossible, then anothe?r then another? WTF!!!"
With each phase there is progression because the heat on the cards builds up and since there is more heat (by heat I mean more attention) it makes each vanish a bit more impossible then the one before. And the vanish at the end adds a little variety as well. 5/5 good job
Folguy: what drkelemnts means isnt whether he had to or not, he meant that even thought doing that was required for the effect, it doesnt make sense from a spectators point of view to count the cards onto the table, thats all
Great routine though!
I'm not sure it's an invisible palm effect, as the cards don't really travel but instead disappear. Anyway, I found this very well executed, very clean and very refreshing !
Et franchement moi je trouve la chanson vraiment belle, et carrément adéquate ! ^^
Nice, very good idea here ! And, for drkelemnts, he HAS to count the cards onto the table and pick them up again, i don't want to expose the method but watch the trick again and again and maybe you'll understand ;-)
I love the french song by Zazie !
And sorry for my bad english, I'm french. Once again, good work !
I liked that a lot. The only thing I didn't like was how you counted the cards onto the table and then picked them up again. It's illogical and makes no sense to do it at all. Other than that, I was majorly fooled. =]
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